video does not fill screen
#1
XBMC and now Kodi, display the UI fine on my projector, but as soon as I start a video, it reduces the display size by a significant amount so that there is dead space between the sides of the video and the side of the screen. I have tried messing with all of the KODI settings and the AMD catalyst settings without any luck. Anyone have any ideas?
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#2
Is this just on the projector, or do you see this on a TV or computer monitor as well?
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#3
I usually use my HTPC keyboard keys to maximize the Kodi window to view full screen. You have to press the " \ " button on your keyboard, which is usually above the "enter" button but may vary depending on the keyboard style.

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#4
It is the same on the TV and the projector. I'm running the HDMI through a Pioneer Amp. When I start playing a video, the screen resizes to the reduced dimensions. I have tried a video calibration, but the corners just disappear.
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#5
Peterrudy,

I tried the "\" which changes the display to a window which fills the screen, but has the frame of the window is now visible. Any other ideas?

Thanks!
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#6
I am having the same problem and have had since XBMC 12, it is on a Panasinic Viera TV, however when I play from NetfliXBMC the play back fills the enrire screen.

The Menu fills the entire screen but any video played has an 18mm black border on all 4 sides.

Currently running on Kodi 15 alpha

Thanks
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#7
What is your zoom and/or pixel ratio set @?
Should be 1

Play a file, press "M">go to video settings> move the zoom/ratio more or less
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#8
Zoom is at one and if I increase it the zoom changes but the blank border stays the same. (Had already found and tried this).

I have also done video calibration while a video is playing and my corner indicators are all the way out to the corners enough that the indicator ar just visible.

Keep making suggestions I'm sure I haven't tried everything yet.

Thanks
Catalystoz
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#9
If calibration is all correct then I'd look at scaling options in catalyst manager for each refresh rate?
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#10
Yep AMD is crap for this, every possible refresh rate has to be chosen and individually calibrated
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